Maybe things work differently in Singapore than here in the US but there’s nothing remotely slanderous in this post or anything I’ve ever written, so please take your ridiculous, childish threats elsewhere. It’s even stranger you’d threaten me when the review I gave was entirely fair and accurate, it’s your response to a customer issue that is preposterous. I suggest looking up what it takes for speech to be considered slanderous, because it’s not defined by a iPhone review rating of less than 5 stars oddly enough.

I’m going to give you some advice, totally free, take it and run with it or throw it away, whatever. But you probably don’t want to have anywhere in your Customer Service model threatening lawsuit against customers who have issues or don’t you give you a perfect rating.

Call me crazy but that’s probably not going to serve your best interests in the long run. Or at the very least don’t threaten in public, send me an anonymous email so at least you have plausible deniability when it’s made public. But you went and made it public yourself…strange tactic.

Word of advice. It is my full time, family of 5 supporting job to test, develop, release and support applications, including iPhone apps. Has been for many years, so maybe give my advice an ounce of credibility…but hey maybe not. I didn’t write this post for your benefit and you’ve certainly taken that intent and hammered it home.

Out of my benevolent heart I won’t update the post with a Customer Service rating. Cause it would be 0 and drive your score down further. Another thing I’ll do because I’m trying to act out of kindness and grace (God help me) is I’m closing the comments to this post, cause it’s old and tired and nobody cares, including myself.

Take care and good luck with your app.

Geez…

I gave an honest report. I did not imply you were part of some competing App developers posse like you tried to say I was with this developer.

So you resort to using sarcasm to claim I’m part of the developer’s “posse” rather than just an ordinary user. For which you have approximately zero proof other than I happen to disagree with your review! The reality is simple. I’m a band director of over 30 years experience. I’ve used many metronomes going back around 50 years.

My connection to the developer is quite simple:

I bought his product.

I found two problems with it and contacted him via his website to point them out.

He wrote back to tell me he made the fixes.

I downloaded the update when it was released and the fixes were indeed made.

So, wow, I’m impressed with his responsiveness to users. You know, like I’m impressed with your response [SARCASM!].

Of course, you won’t believe the truth. Your assumptions rule your thinking process and thus you will always consider yourself to be right and just continue to tell yourself that I have some connection to the developer or am the developer himself.

Get over yourself.

I bought it anyway since no one else mentioned that problem and other reviews were really good.

After getting the app, I’ve tried repeatedly to get it to crash and it just won’t.

I also don’t understand the color issue not being “easy on the eyes”. Personal taste maybe, but blue, unless used in combination with colors making reading difficult, is traditionally considered easy on the eyes. I happen to be particularly happy with the colors.

It does everything any metronome I’ve bought in the past 50 years and more! And is dead on accurate.

The tap feature did jump around some at first, but the new update has it settle down within a few taps as it gets a better average. I suspect any jumping around at first is more a failing of the user which we normally wouldn’t notice without a tool like this.

It’s like when I first got a metronome. I could swear the darn thing was changing speeds on me, but it was just my own habit of not holding a consistent tempo and the metronome revealed it.

My personal ratings would have to give stability a 5 (it never had a bit of a problem) and Appearance a 5 as well.

Maybe it is just your phone as far as the crashing is concerned.